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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05


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- eaa-n-slca 4t olee.
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sees y ctlafia al IA places. scarlet fever
txFA5.e isfsf aaa a4@asies a. . siaess.
ClDles4 1lolols. 8e4la-slz .Z1 rheumatism
E..szsa Asst siexas-s.
Tuesday ferslcoa 4 young 1sn aboat "A
ys4fs elI. ssi1inE asoLE - niles a0Fta-
sesl a caro-. tsok a are doe 0f lsa1a-
nl4l. elt- a. ilseu- O. xii4 himself There
sas 10 c44se AnoHa shy he should com
n.-t tas a. as sil probably recover.
James Cleaver. 81 Caro-. IS erecting the
chamglol barn a ! lse0ia c0gLty. 1ye and
ane-half mi es u0rta ~ Caro-. II - en1iaO
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whole az 81 seventeen feet lls1. making
zooa basement tor e4lt's. IL VII cost coz
siaefanie essE e--4o s1en completed
samuel l. E4iLsrs. Coz. Jas. Fackan1s
snd 8sEef Clsgs. ana capitalists znd mining
nasa have sec1Fsl farly gear lease 0f ths
iofty acres "a ground Ls1i % the La2e
Superior Iron t1I any gold nine slK
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

we1 @ Do but very u1~. lie bad drawn
g1ot mmb.r. and sympashized when they
thumped mo- To thee. nv cousin said.
'to thee. in whose veins flows The blue blood
Of our heroic crandgarenf. to thee 7 coasixn
Annette. Wafch over her while I hunt FOR
glory on the bloody feidr
Make your mind -asv said he, i wiz
As sae seqEei shows. he diii
Il want lived in barracks on black
SOUP. I an a refined man and poet ~
nature and I suffered fortures from TIE
co8rse horror ~ my sul roundiugs There
Vas drill sergeant, aud be had n cana Al.
that cane, how is cur,esli Alas, never can
forget it
cone morning came tie news, ny bat
tslion vas ordered - Tonquin. The dris
sergeant ard the other coarse monsters re-
igoed II nsasie inquiries about TorquiB.
Thsy were net satisfacferv. IN Touquin are
savaSs Chinese Eho rip you open. ny arts
tic tastes-for 7 am also a. artist-reccl' 'ei
from tie idea ~ teiag ripped ofen The
great msn makes 70 his nsind QElickiv.
made pp my mind determined not to be
rippei open- deserted
4 reached Msrsel - dis9u sd as ~ ci3
nan. zent 70 rha hcuSa = ny ccissin--he
In wbon1 runs my grsp6lsther's hsro.c blood
and tssrs SCI Asn4tee L was the season
q cacrries They took a double stslx At
ssrh end waS cherry. NJ cousin Fut ore
into his mouth. Annette Put the oszer IN hers
Thea theF drew ths stalxs II sii their llus
Taet-aed alsS. ass that I should have - ssy
i1.--they klssei The gsnas ess : prs1tF one.
but Il 1lied ne wlrh f1rv- Tie herce tsood
q nv rrsr6ftfceT hosed II IN nv ssssaed
into Ire kischen / ssr1ck r1T cousin vita
the OIL mas cru7ea he fell bad SAN
hin1- Alas. ! believe thzt ! id Say him.
Anrssts screamed. The rsn6arn,es czna.
fed resrhe3 Tee karbor 7 h.d shosri =
vesseI The vessel pat 20 So Ihe cartsin
foaHf re ard hess nae. He taer sn oppor-
taI,lky. as pssze-i . ssts<r froa fcresgR
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

rsFsIrFosAks NkEEs a F7ow1sE
Next 1aoraizs At brezk kat rsissed Flossss.
and asked where she v~ss
Wei. saaf hsr raofher. '.vhsn 7 gos NJ
taSs zso~aiaz fosnd rots PIT OUTSIDE rry
der. IN whsoh- Bat here is Il. yrn eap
rad : for yosrscl' ssS ste gs~eN - fke
slIgef reDer. 81 which tee f0lovinz 49,
wTtren
"i5E.s zEzT At + 5ast Sz~n. sad
ar OF 20 the HTS 70 rst IL C-s h.eon
a to- So - wsnts 50 Gont erect - tn
veu So r1e 7 have taken 80 saite 5orkev
ass nsxze sEd cssss q bcYs are csz-rz
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

The true remedy bas a. izsl se<a diseoy-
srss- Il vas ioak xn0sn IL his prscaes ss
DT. ksls Luhg teoo ter Consumption IE
Is nov called Dr. fsle's 35-csuf Cough Care.
Lt Is TIE szkst. the sur-st 4Bd TIE osst. -
elDsf Cough. Cold " COusQu pIi51 remedy
- a4lf - s1al. We @arr.Rl IL, snd Ill
psoAptiy rslana Tia nozsy paid for iE il {.
beneficial. e3ect = not sxpsFlsDceo By ne
tlMs tso-tnlfds OF TIE co1tenls Of TIE eoEtle
is aset Sod oY Peek bros.. II. & +. Ihum.
and " h. Tisbz.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

Fer yssrs J hsve bad 4 chsst trouble
Amounting fo uotlicg seogt Of cOnsumn-
ton. Z f1g bow 0thsrs ll axe ooudiI0n
bad been caAd - she uss Of Dr.
Pierce s holdsn Medical Discovery. and re-
soi ed 20 tesr IL merits N ne ova case
lle resllss are So ~ ~ AZ 20 aarilg + resllIi ~
q l'etet o. any rHgsr-ars ems ln .aVc4 90 O. IS
rffs remedy i- does ard it claims. II
3eiax up tas svs1em, stpocrfs a1I
strsnF fhsus where others iaf re tf
'3v rsgoFe-v. which snow ~ . sure fasa.
driloas t.r1e entirely ou the co.'s rr,s -
this wonderill Restorative, having tfiad
other renlc5ics without a 81 of relief
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

A. g. Rose. ffon New Lonaor. Conn.
sules send me two boxes Of y0ur Kemp
Pie Supp0siIoTlss BY msii. Our druggist Is
out They arc to- friend. l tried eveFv-
thing without help, car the SuEposit tories
cured me.
The treatment Is new and within reach
~ al aud would advise Lhs Affected 20 give
them trial. For sale in Grand Rapids oy
". IL. IDos. l26 Aonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

snssd every year by Acksrs celebrated
Engllsh hsGegx, l. Is a guaranteed prep
kEstion 4 . e3ss rss kslpyoa IL VII eoss
you nothing. IryiE. A single doss VII
show its good effsc-. Trial Bottles 20 Ga
L. K. Wilson and w. z. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

OF the good things of thii
Lie aro sorrowfully T..
alone on account Of Dyspepsia Acksr's
Dyspepsia Tablets VII cure Dyspepsia
Indigestion and Constipation; sold on
positive guarantee a. Is AID 80 cents. b.
/. K Wilson AMI W. E. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05
MORGAN & AVERY,
EXCLUSIVE
Carpet House.
FIFTH ANNUAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

Our stock Of Carpets has never
been as large and complete as
now, and at prices that cannot
be underSold. The stock COM
prises everything TO be found in
a t-class Carpet House.
Our Drapery Department is
replete with all the Novelties.
We are Sole Agents for Cor
ticine. the best floor covering
known TO the trade. Over
40, 900 yards sold in this city
alone.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

ts RIB his hack Monsieur r ke said. doubt
~ means 70 eouscle. bus his land = heavv.
To conriuse. We loved, and were hsprv n
eaeh otber's l~ve. The birds n their little
nest cc'f'd nof - kapri-r than Alpbsa<s snd
Ais Aaaefse Then carue the SarriSfi--
w1eo Z think q IL MasSeurS vi forgive L
Z Tipe s~sv tear Mine wsz Al evil nunl-
ter. Z was drav7t fer ere coHScriVtion- Fer
tl-s vru5 he svsnzed ca ne for haviag ven
TIE heert of Aunefta
The evI nonent cane: rad - z.
trleIi t1 run away tnt waS es1xhf bY tr1-
tsl soiaiers aad thev oaueed ne WITH she
huft eHd ef n'1Sss.s III ny uislsssches cari>d
VIII PsLa I had a eexssaa hnes sTsPsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

That Ws are daily guaranteeing Kemp's
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Ci life. 3 vel kn0Un business man in
forms IS he bas gained eight pounds on two
bottles 0f this Ssrsaosrilla Price slOO.
For sale BY ". r. Nhbs. l25 MoLrOe-sr.
'NNC VoOSON My Tiayd AeTers FI;4,, ;
s warranted. IS because il is the best
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lively cure ali Blood Diseases. purifes tho
whole system, and thoroughly builds up th8
constitution. Heme-loe-, We guarantee i.
+. f. Wilson and ". r. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-05

kno-. T. judge from your dinner today, I
saau,d say yen we're IN fair way to rscov-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
WOLVERINES SLAIN BY GIANTS.
NETWORK MEN PLAY BETTER BASEBALL.
HOW THE WESTERN MEN WERE LAID Low-THE

HOW THE WESTERN MEN WERE LAID Low-THE
TICKLE, NOISY CROWD.
the Detroit baseball club succeeds In winning the
League championship 1t will accomplish tho feat either pJ
heavy batting blind luck Tho Western town OF much
beauty but moderate population has wonderful baseball
club batting fielding virtue, alone considered
the Detroit get over the ground
tho traditional brnde COW or Brighton
cripple In tho game at the Polo Grounds yesterday
players credited with actually stealing
one base Brown, however, had to mako Wild
throw to allow this About 5000 spectators
present at the Polo Grounds and o'ooo
wondered Detroit club had ever managed crau
to the lead In the League race.
The cosmopolitan and unkind II laughed al the
OF the Western players and greeted plays by the
home with spiteful Kisses In the first inning the
spectators Kissed their avortes simply because the Detroit
players scored They hlariously happy
NewYork players scored four In the second
inning and the Kisses hushed and cheering was the
Of day Baseruuning the telling feature oil the
game NewYork players outgenerallsd their oppo
nents in that respect. they won the game
The Giants put out In twinkle as they went to the
bat to game The Wolverines however were not TO
be EASILY disposed Of DO. 6e first G1eT sent
Broa,hef. followed with hit in nearly tho place and
SSps eD mo
sent tn. ball whsng past a. ars base ss
n. left field y ISo%pson Some
;s.ss: s! s
swiftncss IN the next
made runs and those who not five minutes before
hilarious saa a''tS ssq's na
ss1 o . S0SS
nomens" threw the ball wild after making dIiheut stop
SSIi ISS = ;:sss ss$ e;
Da S Ss.s liz sssG 81
H0sae ss fsS
home but Dergan scored neverthees Brown went around
70 a 81 e wd hc srS %s sa
the s ming ended SsSYoIk Detroit the Giants
ers looked at least ten the admrng crowd IN the
n hRRs
HIT TO centre fed by o. Ronrss In this hall OF the iIpins
pitched bali and went to rst for second and
sG BToa tiers vent on to third TerIan muaed
easy fly, and Brouthers scored,
innings and neither side added TO its score In tbs sixth
inning however, the local players broke me m9no,ony
half f acSsa '' SEoaf IKE
. him Out a. sSs d
more e runs Nexysf ErnI
bail wi closed Ward followed with twobase
passed bali and scored on hit BY Gore;
UniOrtunate by Dorgan and 0R9urke were mainly
their half Of the mining Brody made M ana
Boy scored on the error Brouthsrs hit centre Held
Richardson scored Rowe took three bases Wild throw
Yorks lead and the spectators
eishs snns The gong and the final inning wa: begun
the local PLAYERS added two rms 70 their seorei
the bali to pass him Keee second He reached third
wsnt to third on Ward. and
wild pitch The interest did not lag until the ma Western
he and
so 'i s Sn Ses for the cuo III to
Conner and went out at rst but Richardson scored We
by the Of 10 to g. The summary is as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
I'LL WE'LL FROM THE CREAM POISONING
A MICRosCoPIsT FINDS GREEN CELLS IN SOME OF
Ir-CONEIpENCE IL LIE INTERMANs.

A MICRosCoPIsT FINDS GREEN CELLS IN SOME OF
T-cONPIDENcE IN THE INTERMANs.
Mrs Interman just busy usual all day yester-
day serving out Ice in the little shop No SO
sxthave and the further inquiries to the health OF
those who suffered from eating from the place
the Fourth Of July did TO disturb her good
nature In the least
think most OF them are all right now" she said with
smile. Mr. Interman started to call all Of them
this morning. but had 10 go downtown business.
These all good friends OF ours anyway and
leved that such a bad business is no worse"
II evidence Of the reputation these good people
have earned in their that not of the twenty
families poisoned by the OF the Fourth attach
any blame what yer 10 the Internans. Some OF them
think II due TO accident at present lair able
others acceIt the commonsense explanation OF Dr.
Edison published I'm TH TRIBUNE yesterday. and there
some few who appear to think there may be somo
ground for the suspicion OF foul play tenaci0usy held
and yet admits that he cannot think
likely do such thing His belief has two grounds;
complaint. and secondly that fav0rite Watchdog died
ing. But a handsome Newfoundland belo nginL 10 q
tobacocnst little higher up the avenue died three
months ago with exactly the same symptoms
The analysis being made by DR. Edison will not be
petod until tomorrow when report Of the viii be
made to the Health Board. An amateur microscopic
caused so much excitement aud found traces OF
poison The two daughters OF Mr. Fitzgerald No. 81
from eating the cream They both well now, as
all the other sufferers heard from.
taken by Captain Copeland OF the Charles Street Police
70 L. O. La Fera, microscopic Of No. 366 Beeckers
Mr. La fctra reportsi yesterday that he had discovered
number OF bright green cells pendulum 0iaucnm in
the cream. The poisonous fungus growth tie
OF all the trouble. he said. When magnined $40
damoters the green cells look almost large peas
They develop In milk under certain conditions and
be responsible for the poisoning under
circumstances This agrees with DIR. Edson's opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
CAPTAIN ALLAIRE'S FARCICAL TRIAL.

THE PROSECUTIONS PRINCIPAL WITNESS RETRACrs
ALL HIS DAMAGING STATEMENTS.
The trial OF Police Captain Anthony j. Aaire, OF the
Eldridgo Street Squad, drew another crowd to Police
Headquarters yesterday but 1t little better than
farce after the trial Of Captain Williams Wednesday,
Captain Aare was called on to defend himself against
these charges
First That tho said Captain ANTHONY Alaire old on or
@ IL o ay 81 sc ss M .ne nd
lo7 chy.esL which had been kept by Charles Kramm,
fact SAID place respectable and had been
Second That the sad captain Allare has divers times
6si0, and nss nay IT, s & osI5 S
sad Charles Krumm for money other mate
upon "a ''po''
Third. That the said Captain Alare did on day subse
t1.Tie. kram% Tor report 6; spplicaiIcn FOR SAID i
keep respectable house. make OF the following ian.
on wio in the
said captain had no such evidence
Lawyers John ID. Townsend and John F. Brodsky ap-
peared counsel for Captain Aaire aud Assistant Cor
p0rston Counsel Scott Was present TO SEQ that all the
charges of attempted blsckmal had been drawn up
affidavit which Krumm had made in Mayor Hewitts
Board II Was soon apparent that Krumm was able
willing 10 do much harm to Captain Allairo. Krumm
tapering of almost TO point at the top OF his head
Mr. Townsend handed Captain Allaire's report. men
toned In the first charge TO Krunm. and the Witness
after reading IL carefully said: dots all right"
Mr. TownsendYou to that the statements in this
Wtnes-DOts correct
Mr. Townsend-Then ask the Commissioners 10 dismiss
the charge at once.
After that Krumm inclined to deny all he had said
the Mayor tending TO show attempted backmal on
the part of the police He admitted that Captain Alare
had hinted that money was wanted. on the con-
trary, he said he sent $50 to the Captain In January
without solicitation, little testimonial of hts regard
and the money sent back with the reply that Cap
tain Allaire did not accept such presents
There little left for Captain Aairc and his to
controyert, but they all denied having attempted 10
blscknail Krunm Captain Ailare tried to Introduce
Testimony
cnct, but Ill. Commissioners said that not neces
sary. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
BROOKLYN.

The 623 persons who went Brooklyn Tabernacle
10 Marthas Vineyard last Friday returned yeser
day.
Police Captain WoTiom seriously III at his home
South Tbirdst his
fears are entertained OF a fatal result
The discharge Of from the General Store
keepers Department In the Navy Yard made yesterday
Ne ry all OF them live Brooklyn. The cruiser Chicago
taken back tho yard yesterday from tho Erie Balm
where she hal boon docked for painting.
Police Justice Walsh Issued yesterday
Of George H. Lyons the contractor who failed to
his for work and who passed worthless check A. j.
Heaney, q pawnbrOker When Last heard from he
Philadelphia
Proceedings have been begun In behalf Of Alfred Uh
the Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company and others
from lands IN tho Eighteenth and Twenty Wards which
formerly belonged Howard Estate Tho property
worth 81 900 0O0 and includes the Howard House. land
Of old East New-YoTk. The plaintiff claims
been deprived o. share the through fraud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
HE THINKS HIS SISTER WAS MURDERED.

Tho following letter was received yesterday at the
coroper's Office:
TO the that has the Kreg Of No. 100 GREEN
tcfch-st
Please call this morning without fail f. Razers
No sulivanst. CITY as some important communication
will be given relating TO the Suspicion points
murder had bren committed Instead OF suicide.
EEw-YoRK. July 2. 1887. L. RArZEI-
At No. Sullivan-st Mr. Razel keeps butcher shop.
He said when by reporter that he not salts
fed with the explanation which had been made regarding
the shooting OF Mrs Kreig. who his sister and he
wished to have the thoroughly sftcd His sister
and her husband had not been happy together He said
he wanted TO have the inquest delayed till some
letters written by his sister 10 another sister In tho
West could be sent for In order that the writing In the
farewell note said 10 have been written by her could be
compared with them. lie did not feel satisfied that his
sister had written the note Coroner Levy said he would
defer the inquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08

played here day champions altar interest
ing Game CHICAGO all play 50 vol ia the field
but nd mors elective Work Win the pat
The score was;
Chicago U I ~
Philadelphia --.....--...-..---.--.-.O 10
Basehts Chicago ~; Phiiadeirha Errors Chicago
81 Philadelphia 10 Pitchers-Caik'on aud Casey Umpire
Mr. Connel
CLRyxLAND, July THE Cleveland and Athletic clubs
played finely contested today Eleven innings were
played before tho Athletics could claim victory. Both
sdes freely heldod In fine FORM The score was ~
fellows
Cleveland ............-...1 o o-9
Athletic. ........-......... 4 U % IL
Basehits-Clsveand, Is: Athletic IL STRAIGHTFORWARD
g. Athletic Pitchers-Crowoll and Seward Umpire-Mr
Hurley.
WATERBURY, Conn., July 7-Ata meeting OF the Eastern
League held the franklin House this aerno In was
continue the League With four clubs
ing tho withdrawal Of tho Bridgeport club j. Howard
Taylor Dsnbuy elected president IN place OF Robert
Weber. of Bridgeport resigned
ST LOUIS July THE game between the 81 Louis and
Baltimore clubs today had TO DO postponed on account OF
rain.
Az Emira-Elmira 9, Rochester,.
At Ufica-Ctica H. Scranton 8.
Az Syracuse-Star 3, Buffalo o.
At Memphis Orleans .. Memphis2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
oTEs ABOUT CLUBS AND PLAYARs.
The League and Association follows

Tho New.York anl Detroit clubs lay again at tho Polo
Grounds to-day. Msttmors and Baldwin will probably be
the pitchers
WEIGHS ankle 10 still badly swollen that he can
hardly stand He he will not DO able TO pitch for week.
at least
Gsrhardt is slowly improving but LOOKS five Older
before he taken i'll.
Richardson to play second base for the New'York club
yesterday, but q bI used finger prevented.
Ewing troubled with sta neck in fact ward Herman
Mattimofc appear be the only well men on the nine
Harde plays second base slmostr not quite
Dunlap and the latter mend his broken leg At
his leisure
Umpire Plcrces head will DO placed tho League retiring
shelf In few
At Jersey CITY club deieltei the
Jersey City nine by the Of 4 to2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
LONG ISLAND.

COMFY IrASp-The hotel propnetors have petoned tho
and Of tho railroad companies running 70
Coney Island 10 lower the fare.
GLHxDALK-As the train from Far Rockaway the Long
Island Railroad at Hunters Point at l:l7 was
passing through the town Wednesday the locomotive
Wagon owned by the sbocker Ice CON-
panv and driven Oy whose name Is believed TO be
ANTI The smashed TO pieces aud tbs driver and
VI the horses killed.
LoSo ISLAND ClTT-shory after N. yesterday. bur
glar with dark lantern opened the hall door OF Mrs
Weas and Thrdst. and stole quietly
up top Mrs Wells awaiting the return OF
aud Watching tho burglar while he
ctng As soon as she heard tho man coming
seized four water pitcher and going 10
tie landing hurled with all hcr strength hitting
burglar the head Tho dark lantern feu - did the
bur glar, bat he escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
A STEAMER MIKES HAVOC IN THE EAST RIVER

COrIo<r ffo0" "~F7o'
the East River yesterday Afternoon In which
the schooner Hattie and dry DOCK badly lam
age The schooner lying at The foot OF Gouverneur slip
Aout O'Clock the Blanche Henderson, loa ell with
bananas going tho river 90 landing Her machinery
the ebb catching her. the steamer began
down the first and in few moments
The sohoonos starboard quarter
rails demolished and her cabins
rendered UNIT for use.
Aer the steamer bounded OF and the
tide ssah catching her sent her rshng through the dry
dock OF jenkins n Tregarhens. Tho schooner Minerva.
the dock kseed the effects OF the
shock and for the prompt action OF the workmen wond
toppled dock will
amount 1 several Thousand dollars At the time OF tho col
sion Louis Petersen the captain was In charge OF the
Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
PAYING HIS wrFEs FORMER LOVERS BILL

John Hcey y2uns man eppoysd clerk IL the store OF
5000 under pocnsr circumstances Hoey kept company
with Miss Margaret Somers belle OF the village Tor some
length OF dune few DAYS Miss Somers became the
wife OF IL Cassidy auditor of tho NewYork Woodha rem
and Rockaway Railroad Hoey proceeded to make out Oil
for his expenditures upon the Young lady Tho bill footed up
500 and included items OF icecream. soda water, buggy
rides railroad fares dances and Tbs was sent to
Misc with the that IL be paid Immediately
Mr. oey more tunate rival Arthur Cassidy
check for the amount and mailed II to Hoey.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
SHARP NEITHER BETTER NOR WORSE.

sharp's condition neithcr improved grew worse
yesterday. He had few hours Of sound sumber on
Thursday night lie taken from his bed to his In
valid chair at and ate clam broth for break
fast This presc rDed for him By Dr LOOMS. Mr.
stckney called In the morning. usual, and Dr. LOOMS
paid his patient visit OF fifteen minutes In the after
After he had gone sharp stretched himself on his
bed and indugod in nap. Sharps mode OF life grows
exceedingly mOuotOnous at Ludlow street JAIL but In
his own estimation aud that OF his friends he Ia much
better OF would be In the hospital at Sing
Sing or any where else In the State prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
JERSEY CITY.

The members OF the Board OF Finance and Taxation wont
to Trenton yesterday and received from Contoe
Anderson that few days jersey City would receive
$250.000 from tho state for railroad taxes.
George Denzsr ~sdeaar committed suicide yesterday
at HIS home No. Zabrskst by shooting himself in the
good health and known for the
act. He had wife and I've children
During ement-hou>e light Monday night. William
Carney No. 2S6 Frstst kicked Ellen Cunnif Of No. l66
6teuben ABIDE Cunni6s condition 10
garded 40 dangerous Carney has been arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-08
STATEN ISLAND.

CLIrroN.-Miss Hegewisohe, daughter OF Adofo Hege-
wische president OF tho United states Rolling
OF this CITY had her log broken yesterday while stepping Into
front the her dresssnaker in New
Yoksve She removed " her home by the police am
bulance
sTAPLEroS-Hcalth 0ncer william NJ Smith. OF the port
Of NewYok yesterday caused the arrest OF Captain A. H.
Whttemore commander OF the British schooner Proctor
Tho Proctor arrived at this Jny coming through
Long Island sound Whemore JAILED 10 report 10 The health
officer get clean bill OF health For such an offence he
subject 70 hne $1,000 lie was brought before Police
Justice John Vaughan pleaded guilty and gave bonds TO
upf ar for